The Green House Peru Sacred Valley
Route Pisac-Ollaytaytambo Km 60.2 Sacred Valley, Peru
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Our lucky day
We left Lima with the overnight bus to Cusco. The trip us uneventful at the start but our luck would soon change. One of the activities to pass time on the bus is bingo, well wouldn't you know Connie won. The prize was a trip back to Lima which we won't be using but anyway good to win. What happened next is like a movie replay. We had just turned a …
We No Speak Americano ( Yolanda Be Cool )
The worst thing about traveling is the traveling, It took 22 hours door to door from our San Fransisco hotel to our new home. Our epic journey involved a bumpy 10 hour flight, a 4 hour wait in Lima airport (thank god for pizza and wifi), a regional flight to Cusco and a long taxi ride to the sacred valley where the driver chatted feverishly …
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A Challenging Day On An Empty Stomach
... until we reached the scenic alpine plain where we met with the rest of our group for a second breakfast. While Brendan, Dan and Phil forged ahead Michelle and Jill kept a steady pace not too far in their rears. After a non-satisfying brunch we continued on and after another hour or so we reached the top of "Dead Woman's Pass" at 4,200 metres above sea level. It was tough going to reach the top but making it ...
Us Chickas survived the Inca Trail! Boo Yeah!!
... be carried...how mortifying...we could just imagine us slumped over a Porters shoulder like a dead animal! We would rather be airlifted out than be carried!
And so we were off across the foot bridge ready for one of the most challenging yet rewarding experiences of our lives! The first day was incredible...the most beautiful scenery and animals along the way. Hannah had a Rookie error at the first Inca site along the trek...I tried to 'Rock ...
Inca Trail - Day 3
... for stunning views! On the way it starts raining again, so ponchos on and we all rush to the lunch site where we are also going to camp for the night. After a siesta, and fortunately in a short break in the rainfall, William takes us to the Inca ruin of Winay Huayna nearby. It is a really nice and big site, built all the way down the hill, into the jungle. William explains to ...



